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The Portland daily press., 1887-08-09

EdIHtu TuIl5- NHdHcHtsItIos- 2 bd9t hts
Lynns, 8; ManchesterS, IL. Errors-Lynns, 8 I;
Manehesters, 10. Pitchers -COughlln and Person.
The Detrolts were defeated by the Bostons
yesterday, by score Of 8 to 3, but the score
by innings failed to reach here through some
oversight
STANDING OF THE NJ r. LEAGUE
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Mean daily bar. .3O21 Maximum ther. ..74.1
Mean daily ther. ..64.7 Minimum ther....54.2
Mean daily d'wpt50.0 Max. vel. wind =. 9S
Mean daily hum. .60.3 Total precip....... o
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Aug. 8, 1887, 1000 PM
Observations taken at the same moment of time
lcto
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The name of the post Office at Shorey,
Waldo county, was changed today to Waldo.
The post Office at North Washington, Knox
county, was discontinued.
Patrick j. Sullivan was today appointed
postmaster at Whitneyville, Washington
county, vice Charles III. Sullivan, removed.
The Captured seaiers-
1t will of necessity be some days yet be-
fore the Treasury Department can receive
the official report of the latest capture of
sealers in Alaskan waters, reported in press
dispatches from Portland, Oregon, to have
been made by the revenue cutter Bear. 1t
is quite evident, however. even from the
tenor of these dispatches, that the present
captures differ materially from those made
last year by the revenue cutter Corwin,
which the President ordered released. In
now publishing Attorney General Garland's
order for the release of those vessels, issued
last January. the British Columbian author
tiles omit to state that his order was only
made after the captains and crews of the
offending vessels had paid fines or suffered
the Imprisonment imposed upon them by
the United States court at Stka, Alaska
and also after they had presented through
the British Minister plea Gd miseric0r-
diam, urging ignorance of the law, and
promising not to offend again if their YES
sells were restored to them. 1t was upon
these papers that the President ordered the
release of the vessels. How far the ques-
tion of the captures having been effected
more than three miles from shore (thOugh
with tiagrant evidence on board of offenses
against the statutes of the United States
having been committed within the admitted
maritime jurisdiction Of the United States
affected the Presidents action does not ap-
pear in any way on the face Of
the papers. The men pleaded not
guilty and asked pardon and remission
of the forfeiture and the President granted
their request. From the meagre details at
hand of the present seizures it would seem
that no high seas question is involved. The
captain OF the Anna Beck, the only person
whose statement is published, does not claim
that he was taken on the high seas, but rests
his defence on the ground that he was not
capturing seals himself, but was purchasing
them'fr0m Indians who brought them to his
schooner in their canoes, evidently within
close proximity of the seal islands. In so
doing the captain of the Anna Beck has
clearly run foul of section 1856 and following
sections of the Revised Statutes, which pre-
scribe when, how, and by whom, and in
what number seals shall be taken in the
waters OF Alaska, and restricts the rights of
native Indians to the killing of such seals as
are necessary for their own food and cloth
ing and for the construction Of boats for
their own use. There does not appear to be
any material for an International or even an
open sea" Issue in these last seizures.
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-09

terday at Lynn. Coughlin did good work
Sam Crane, the second baseman, was missed,
and inquiry developed the fact that he had
been released. Troy held the ball so long In
the third inning, that he failed 10 put Dunn
out at first, he afterwards scoring. Murphy
stopped while running in the third inning.
and was put out at the plate. Stone sprained
his left leg In stealing third. This PLAYER
made fine e-handed back-running catch
In the seventh inning, preventing two runs.
Umpire Lynch had his mask broken. his
face cut, and one eye closed by q foul tip In
the fourth inning, and Wally Fessenden um-
pired the game out. The score:
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LYNNs, 7; MANcHEsTERs, 8.

LiNNo, 7 ) ..
The wretched fielding by the Manchesters
very materially aided the Lynns to win yes
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The National League.


The following games were played In the
National League yesterday:
AT PITTsBURG.
Innings..... 3 4 5 81 8 o
Washngtons.. 10 o D D U K
Pittsburgs. .........2 U o o D o o.
Base hits-washingtons, 16; Pittsburgs. ..
Errors Washingtons, Oi Pittsburgs, 2. Earned
runs Washingt0ns, o.; Pittsburgs, 1. Batteries
Gilmore and Mack, Calvin and Miller.
AT CHICAGO.
Innings. ........1 2 8 A CT 8 8
Chieagos. ............O 2 o o o x-12
New Yorks.......-2 o o 1 2 0 o o l. o
Base hits-Chcagos, 20; New Yorks. IL. Er-
rors-Chcagos, g.; New YOrks, 2. Earned runs
Chicagos, II New Yorks, 2. Batteries-Clarkson
and Flint, Keefe and Ewing.
AT INDLANAPoLIs.
Innings. .......1 A ct SO
Philadelphias. ......O A o o / 4 8
Indianapolis........2 U o L o.
Base hits-Phlladelphlas. IL; Indianapolis, IL.
Errors-Philadephias, 1 /; Indianapolis, g.. Earn
ed runs-P -Philadelphias, 4 indianapolis, g. Bat
teries-Casey ana Mcclure, Boyle and Myers.
STANDING OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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The Island Home's Report.

COTTAGE CITY, Mass, August -S.-The
steamer Island Home has just returned
from following the squadron and reports the
following as the position of the yachts off
Monday Point at 1919 a. M: Volunteer, one
mile ahead and gaining; then the Greyling,
Puritan, Sachem, Mayhower Priscilla, At
lantic and Bedouin. in the order named.
The wind had fallen somewhat, but was
still blowing fair from the northeast.
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Offended RaJah's who May Cause
Trouble In AfghanIstan.
Archbishop Walsh Predicts happier
Days for Ireland.

LONDON. Aug. s.-Jobs Bright has signed
the American Peace Memorial, as have 123
members Of the House Of Commons. Nine
consented to join deputation to take the
memorfat IN Amargoa
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Not Arrived.

MARBLEHEAD. Mass, Aug 8.-The Elec-
ira arrived here at 5.15 p. m. The other
yachts have not arrived.
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Other Games.

Maine State League.
At Observation-Disclosures 13; Rocklands, 7.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27

THE MEN WHO GET THERE.
The chinkapin statesman may be slow,
An keegleas, too, of his naim;
The billed shirt statesman kin laugh at
But he gsts thar all the saim.
The chinkapin statesman may be green,
An lack somewhat Of faim;
He msyn't be ~ purity - others is-
But he gets thar all the saim.
The chinkapin statesman = my style,
An hain't word OF balm;
The world - koukered BY the sort Of men
That gets thar all the saim.
The new moon IL smiling upon ~ now.
March y preparing to come in like Q
ros ring lion, judging from the wind yes
tsrday.
Rev. Geo. X. Allen win prsach ct the
Baptist Church this morning ct II 90 ..
N. and 7:I5 p m.
The Goldens are in Florida aenin, and
will make their usual winter tour through
the State. They are prime favorisss with
the theassr gcing people Of Palaska.
The Putnam Alert Hose Company viii
have . called meeting at the engine
hose tomorrow morning, for the
purpose Of transacting some impor-
tant buslness.
There was . good crowd In town yes-
terday, and it ~as tho best day for busi-
ness known In Palatka in several weeks.
The dry goods and grocery men did .
splendid business.
Rev. James B. Dunn will preach &C the
Rssshgtssian church today 8 n q. N.
and $50 p. m. Sabbath school and Bib3e
caasD q 3R m. Presiding On Wednes-
day eveaing 1t 7:90.
The Ai9h wind ysstesaAy nads The
day ahDss = disagrseahls . Il could Be.
Ths dsss aDd a,d wese fyina b every
dissceipa. ond tie eass, syss and ncaes
q - peopas were nIled with T.
Revsl 8. II. COleman and T. C. Dsn-
ham viii conduct the services today q
The A. II. Z. church. There win -
preachlng as II .. NJ. and It s and 7:S0
p N. The pablic ase invited to atssad.
Mr.. Geo. II. Chaplin. the live real sDGa1s
agsak. Of s. Augustus, ~as ia town yes-
tssday looking after besinss alAiEA We
90 under ooltgasioas 70 him for hi pan
phlst giving IN account q lie popular
EssnEn a ths South.
The DsRaxg-Baya Lin = ons q to
- IN -
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For Sale.

At 80 cents on the dollar, Four Thous-
and Dollars Florida Southern Railway
Co, 8 per cent. 4O-Year Gold Bonds -
terest payable semi-annualIy, January
and July. These bonds are received by
the Florida Southern Railway Co., at
Per, and accrued interest, in payment
Tor any land sold by them. Parties nay
ing for land with these bonds at above
price save over 10 per cent.
Address G. LoPER BAILEY,
ja3O-1m Post-office Box $40. Palatka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27


~ johns River Daylight Line. stesners
Vtvnn Gen and Anita. leave PalafSa daily
G1B An. for sanford and tnteEDedtate
- sss1ss s. = ~ Spo :H,ds southern Sta
Tabue. Purta Gorda and Tsypa. and
o1nfs on Florida Southern Railway. q
Ocala. silver Springs, and all points on
- Southern ROad north OF an incluo-
eeeourg. Eustis. Tavsres ana Lans fsrs
!! = X. w. n. R.-souIn- BOUHD--YoE
let and Havana. leave Lsm0e se..ss
Tor Tampc- FOR ssnsord, E.teERriee,
"a, Orange City, Titusvills. and ID In
vg ver sppo ossHs eaxs d@o1 psIsss 80
seations. leave Laurel serest II AA0
a Il points North. ~ and wese,
1901 streee ut Alt and l1:sB an. and
o11eee 8 5:2e p.D.
klovee Laurel street for Lemon stFese r.
= with al tr inns leaving Lemon serees
tnol:Iz .. m train.
lnaving the 1lond. southern deDoe
close connection ~ Tampa with seeam'
Fey We snd Havana every Tuesday
i1sensr Loaiss isaxes pelatsa. Ylorsd.
- wharf. for East Palatbe. 81 l0N
- 3 In a = sS. sa1 pesS. VII :.
4ine and Palatka RAiisoed Tor %
E@sr Armsmear leaves Pslstka. J.
~. wharf, 1t 500 am. and I'D p.m
!eSss and n Hsiisss isilrosd eTs:
ocEIswshs River stssmsrs leave
wharf every Monday: WEDNESDAY
~ IT 70 s-m- Tor silver SpringA call.
- syiyssts. leave. Pa,atha At 20
57Sscr~er~ ~ fha neTsrv ana peouIe,
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PERSONALS.

Mr. j c Vertrees, Jr., made q flying
trip TO Sc. Augustine yesterday. He
took in all the sights.
Maj W p Copper has just returned
fro0 . long trip through Manatee and
other southern counties.
Mr. d ii swarm, proprietor OF the Ho-
tel Punta Gosda, of Trabue, Fla, Wa q
pleasant caller ut THE NEWS Office yes
serdAy. He conducts one Of the most
sousheriy hotels In the United States.
The following were the arrivals at the
Phenix yesterday: A w Wadley, Cone,
Fla; d w Sawyer. Bothboy, Me; Lee
Bloom, New York; w F Swords and
wife, Bridgeport, Conn; T N Richards, +
8 Ry; c p Bromley and wife, Rochester,
ny; H 8 and NJ V b Ives, Buffalo BluR,
Fla; ] p Howard, Jacksonville; H N Hol.
lii. Louisville, Ky; l. o Gold. Virginia
u + Plant, Southern ExIr~rs Company;
w L Diggirs, City.
The follow ing names were registered
at the Saratoga Hotel yesterjay: X w
oSGsSO&4s AAAo ~ ~ 0W81O, Oxi19 n Z
woodward, A X Woodward, L s Cole
and wife, Kingston, Mass; Mrs r C
Wheeler. Min Mary Thomas, Norris
town, Pa; A F Davis, wife and boy,
Ars A Hendrix, Missouri; F A Garfield,
w A ThOmaston, Connecticut; C II
Gliddin. wife and maid. Ivan Glicdin,
Sc Augustine; VIM SWindels, Geo II
Hulinss, J Wesley Bowen, w H Shaffee,
Philadsaphia; jos Franks, Chicago; Min
II w Baldwin, New jersey; & L Love-
joy and wife. Oswego, N Y.
The following guests were registered
at the Putnam House yesterday: VIM
81 Sylas, Colombia. 8 C; w C NcCoo-
nsll, Shomakin, Pa; VIM @ Evans, w
8 G0ssinsau and wife, Mn C F Hunter,
4ias Hunsss. E Prime, VIM Barber and
wife, J 81 Hyman, wife and son, NiD
e Gavin. Wm vanTsosll. Shipssa,
Mrs A Pansa, C A Rso, w d Judkins.
Dr. J Cs.ns. Mn Crane and maid, Dr. J
= Woodruff. WIN Smith Brown cd
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27

Since the last change in the railroad
schedules, no mail has been sent out OF
Palatka on Sundays. The Postmaster
reported this state of affairs to the au>
thosities. and after much delay he has u
last secured permission to forward the
mail that sccumulates in the Office up tc
l0s. m, the hour OF closing the mail.
Hereafter il will be sent of Sunday
morning instead Of letting 1t lie over
until Monday.
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MUT|LATCD

wife. A Rice. Thos II Fails. New York;
O 8 Carter, Mis Garter, MiS Lucy. e
Carter, Miss Olive g Carter and maid.
) b SoaIy and wife. Orange. N J; A ]
Rich, J Webb, Portland. Me; J c Nmls
and wife. Long Island. N Y; Mrs @ Hart.
Ms H Whelden, Mias s A Cochsase,
Detroit; Mrs Dickerman. Mio n DECKER
man, Min F Dicksrman, West Virginia;
Mrs h D McHenry, H McHsory. Ken
lucky; d b Nerthy, J B Nesthy, Orange
Bend, Fla; Capt H Post, Jacksooville;
A Harrison. Omaha, Neb; Hon A v
Mann and wife, Miss b Mann, Cuba;
C T Hills and wife, Muskeegan, Mich;
e T Fancher. H d Warner. Bridgeport,
Conn; j g Baker, Mrs n Murkley, Miss
n e Baker, Mrs Geo Fox, Miss Fox, Miss
Valentine. 8 n Fox, Philadelphia; Henry
Hurd, j F Hamilton, Cohoss, N Y; g c
Williams and wife, Miss Blackstone, Bal.
timore; d Young and wife, r Hobbs,
child and servant, Philadelphia; Mrs G
jennings, Mrs E Il Hollistes, Rochester;
John ] Patterson, Miss n Patterson, .Aisl
F p Patterson, A Roebuek, brooklyn
j e MiIleneck, III l. Symonds. Boston; A
A May. london, Eng, r w Hosmer,
Chicago; j C Allen, Orlando; A L Bidder
Baltimore; d H Swami, Trabue; d n
HARNESS, w L Hardness, Baltimore; +
Eastman, Pe>ria, Ill; Rob't Long. Gso
Long, NJ n Enkine, NJ c Sands, Inter
lachen; Maj 8 Conant and son, city; W
| Stone Atlanta. III Rillin1a Newton
Macs; Mrs j NJ F Walker. Mis- n T
Walker. Kalamazoo, Mich; E C Gates
and wife, Maine; ID G Shepherd
and wife, and Miss Hill. st Paul, Mimi
w H II Gould and wife, Washington. I
C; w n CarswelI, Dsytona. Fla; T
Hunt, Montreal, Canada; g L Rebare
and wife, Savannah. Ga; ii E Murphy
New York; Major w p Couper, Punt
| CT rda Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27
A Doctors Experience.


After q great many trials Of the first
physicians in the North aud South. had
grown exhausted by the continued ex-
perimental efforts Of the doctors to cure
me of Chronic Laryngitis and Broochi-
tis Of . most severe type, dropped into
q drug store, while more dead than
alive. Speaking OF my coalition, .
friend advised me to try d.. Molly 3
Lemon Hot Drops, which did, and to
my surprise, after taking the first bottle
il gave me complete relief. then bought
three other bottles, which cured my case
entirely Of eight years' standing. I IA
vor you with this 70 enc< urage you 70
make and supply the greag healer 10
sufferers like myself.
Your friend, w. A. BYKRs, n. d.
Atlanta Dental Depot, Sep. 12, 1885.
Lemon Hot Drops.
Cure all Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and ell
Throat and Lung diseases. Price Is
cents. Lemon Hot Drops. Sold BY drug
gists. Prepared BY Dr.. II. Mozley, At
lanta, Ga. in both liquid and loxenge
form.
sold by Rudolph Kersting.
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For Sale.

One choice Lot On Kirby street, 5Ox15O
feet, more or less. Only five minutes
walk from Pcst-e flee. TRRMs-Cash,
or one-half cash, balance payable in one
or two years, secured by mortgage,
interest at per cent. per annum. For
price address g. Lopez BAILEY,
ja30. I'm Post-( flee Box $40. Palatka.
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For Sale.

Desirable 2-Story Wooden Residence
On Emmett street, recently built; Gas
and Water throughout; Bathroom and
Water-clOset; servants Apartments and
Wood House in yard; bearing Orange
Trees on lot. TERMs-Cash, OF one
third each, balance secured by mortgage
payable in one and two years, interest
at per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually. Property insured and policy
assigned. For price and other particu'
lars, address
q. Lopez BAILEY,
ja3O-lm Post-offi Box $40. Palatka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27

The Saturday Evening Hop.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Barron are to be
congratulated on the second of series
Of full dress hops. which was given at
the Putnam House on laet evening, The
spacious parlors were filed with the
guests Of the house and u large number
Of Palatka's best society, and all passed
most enjoyable evening. The music
by the Putnam House Orchestra was
simply perfect. The exquisitely decora-
ted pariors and the handsome costumes
If the ladies, combined to make q very
attractive picture. Dancing commenced
ct 8 O'Clock, and at 1880 O'Clock the
doors Of the dining hall were thrown
open disclosing - prettily decorated t.
bles and - dainty a repast of sand
wiches, coffee, ices and fruits as could
be desired. During the remainder of
the season these weekly formal hops will
be given ON Saturday evenings. The
large number Of guests daily arriving
attest the popularity of the Putnam.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27

oonpantsa, = paying sll bills asninst Tho
line . d the salaries Of the msn 10 it,
employ. IT. bussnes - in . very four
thing copditioa at present. and the
boass are getting hack come q their old
time popularity along the river.
A largo crowd Of excursionists will 60
over to st. Augustine to-day on the ex
cursiou. The train will leave Palatka at
$50 this morning, and excursiOnists will
have ample time to take in all the sights
Of ye ancient citie before the train
leaves on the return trip. Fare only 81,
and tickets can be obtained at Kerstings.
Mr.. n. Loeb, In spite Of the talk VI
dull times, don't seem to be frightened
much % far - the clothing business is
concerned. for he las just opened very
large and complete stock Of spring and
summer clothing. In the stock can be
found goods from the cheapest to the
test, and he can fit the person and the
pocket-book Of all who may patronize
him.
On Friday evening next the steamer
Sylvan Glen will carry an excursion
party up the river a. far - Welaka. The
excursi0n 10 under the management OF
Mr.. j. w. Beer, of whom tickets may
be Obtained. No drinking or row.
dyism will be allowed ON board, and the
manager reserves the right to decline
furnishing tickets to Objectionable par.
ties. The excursion promises to be q
most enjoyable one, and all who wish &c
spend pleasant evening on the rlseI
should secure tickets at once. The fare
for lady and gentleman will be only one
dollar. See special.
At the Methodist Church to-day ser
vice ut II q. M, by the pastor. to class Of
applicants for admittance, and at 7:30 p
m, by Rev. Will N. Waller, who vii
probably wind up his evangelist,c labor
1t that service. which he has cont nnet
with indefatigsble perseverance, for some
weeks, resulting in forty six accession
10 the church, and a great improvement
in the spiritual personnel Of its former
membership. Sunday school at 3 p. m
Stranger visiting the city are cordially
invited to al services; seats free. Church
situated ct the corner of Second and Oah
0treeta.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27

The very best groves in the State have
been made by the old settlers, who were
in the habit Of cow-penning their groves
every two or three years. Major Healey
at Seville is Offering some fine invest
ments in this kir d Of property.
Delicate persons, and all whose systems
have become debilitated, should bear in
mind that Simmons Liver Regulator II
not . drastic, purging medicine, does MOI
weaken or deplete the system n Other
purgatives do. but acts gently. It viii
invigorate like glass Of wine, but h
no intoxicating beverage to lead 70 in
temperance; will promote digestion
dissipate headache, and generally tone
up the system.
Hon. Alex. III. Stehens, Of Ga, says
Simmons Liver Regulator b mild and
suits me better than moro active rome
dies"
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FURNITURE!


OF
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at vsrylo
n ssence.
steseI Moe =
80
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Root-OmCe Directory.
OFFICE HoUns.

OFFICE HOUD9.
Dclivery-Open ~ 630 N: closes
Oraer-Orsn 1t a.3O . m, CLOSES at 5
Delivery on sunday-Erom 9 . -
n. and after arrival Of NOrthof q
NAILS AnnIvs AHD caosR.
. Nail arrives at I1.O m and II
. at lOI1U N and ~ p m.
vtlle hail arrives ~ 6.36 N. closes
Nan arrives ct ll,cO . y end lie
= g l0.o0 m ard 30 p -.
0G9iue Nail arrives ct ao6 q m and
s0o1o at $50 . y ond = n.
~ N0nd dayton Island Nail arrives ot
-. clpoee e 1.3O p -.
I1Ea eod Tocoi NAil arrives et 40 am.
~ LIZ p =.
A0ooo 1t S.cO N.
= from 81. Johns and Halifax Railroad
Iviaet- AuGustine.
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Seville has water works and sewers,
streets graded and will put in gas. II
you buy q grove near Seville, you can
have water supply At low figures. for all
DurDOs<e
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27
Deeneuis for CITY Election.

- Voters OF PAlafka-I am Candidate
4 po-olection to the once Of City Marshal,
- Nm be pleased to receive the support OF
- voters Of Palatka-
PHILIP J. II ANUCY.
fsheS-tf City narshal.
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tallahassee FlorfdiAn.

Tallahassee Fiorfdtan.
Judging by the published lists Of hote
arriva, large numbers Of missing tOAr'
lists are being found in Palaska about thin
time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-27

FG-A valuAhas Grovs, on
rite PAlatks, now full Of
KITTY LOeD in pnlneka and In
T GRIFFIN q PARKKR.
! So. ja22-tf
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IN THE
flourishing Town Of Federal
POINT. FLA.

Which has the best soil and the best
transportation facilities OF any part Of
East Florida, have the following de-
scsibed property for sale, to which 1 in
vito individual inspection before pur-
chasing:
One improved place Of 81 acres, set
with $40 orange trees, in bearing. COM
pyising $50 Mandarins, besides Japan
Persimmons, Peach and Plum Trees,
. finely finished Cottage OF Rooms,
With Driven Well and Rain water Cis-
tem. Income this year $3.50. Price
Also, one place Of 20 acres, with nice
Cottage and Young Orange Grove Of 500
trees just coming into bearing. Price
5000. Has driven veil Of unfailing wa
ter.
Also, two smaller Orange Groves, Of
about 500 young trees each.
Besides, one lot at Bridgeport, Fla, of
% acres, OF which have been cleared,
with . fine river front.
Aloo, unimproved land within the cor
pogate limits Of Federal Point, Fla, and
other lands in ST. Johns County, which
= unsurpassed in fertility Of soil.
Call and zee or address
j. F. TENNEY,
fe1-Jy Federal Point, Fla.
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lGoonm~he Excusssou - 0vIvan Clea.
r. a. 49, suaese Rromusou o(
y s..1 80 = w. .s.,..,.. 80 ~ Tscs,s,:
-. ~ - - Esr,eir.is Dru~
V~rneee q @. have iust received . car
lood a ~ heat: for snle cheap. fe27-6t
Augustine for eale at KerDting's Drug
Seore. q for the round trip. Tickets to
I'll points. fe27-lt
Hop Yeast. Always frssh, always the
best. Try 1t and you viii NE no other.
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